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News / Carbon & Climate

Global warming may cause extreme droughts in India: World Bank

Global warming could lead to more extreme droughts in large parts of India, resulting in widespread food shortages and hardship in the country, in the next few decades, a new World Bank report warned ...

20 Jun 2013

Global warming may cause extreme droughts in India: World Bank

Press Releases / BrightGreen PR

BrightGreen PR Launches

Based in London, BrightGreen PR has launched, aiming to provide good marketing and communications to the environmental sector. The benefits of good publicity are many-fold and BG PR has a team of free...

29 Oct 2013

BrightGreen PR Launches

News / Carbon & Climate

World went on warming in 2013

The global average temperature in 2014 is expected to make it one of the warmest years on record, according to the UK Met Office. It says in its annual global temperature forecast that 2014 will proba...

6 Jan 2014

World went on warming in 2013

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

Why we need the UN’s sustainable development goals

Sustainable development is the central drama of our time. The world’s governments are currently negotiating a set of Sustainable Development Goals (or SDGs) for the period 2015-2030, following the suc...

25 Sep 2014

Why we need the UN’s sustainable development goals

Press Releases / Building and Construction Authority

BCA awards $8.3 million grants to improve building energy efficiency

Researchers from the National University of Singapore, Nanyang Technological University and Ngee Ann Polytechnic have been awarded S$8.3million in grants by BCA as part of the Building Energy Efficien...

31 Jul 2014

BCA awards $8.3 million grants to improve building energy efficiency

Opinion / Carbon & Climate

A 2014 calendar for climate change policy-making

To mark the beginning of a new year, I have put together a list of some of the major issues and events expected to influence climate change policy-making in 2014. From 1 to 8, these are my top predict...

31 Dec 2013

A 2014 calendar for climate change policy-making

News / Carbon & Climate

Climate costs ‘may prove much higher’

Economists and scientists may have seriously underestimated the “social cost” of carbon emissions to future generations, according to a warning in Nature. Social cost is a calculation in US dollars of...

17 Apr 2014

Climate costs ‘may prove much higher’

News / Carbon & Climate

Florida’s mangroves head northwards

The mangroves of Florida are on the move. Mangrove forests in the north of the state have doubled in area in the last 28 years, thanks not to global warming as such, but because the number of sharply ...

1 Jan 2014

Florida’s mangroves head northwards

Opinion / Energy

How China became a climate leader

In what some might consider a surprising development, China – currently the world’s largest emitter of carbon dioxide – is emerging as a global leader in climate policy as it seeks to build a cleaner ...

29 Jul 2014

How China became a climate leader

News / Water

Huangpu River water scare in 5 suburbs

The water quality on the upper reaches of the Huangpu River is worsening, posing safety risks to Shanghai's five suburban districts that still get their water from the river, local authorities said ye...

11 Dec 2013

Huangpu River water scare in 5 suburbs

News / Food & Agriculture

Philippines typhoon crop damage worth $110 million: FAO

The typhoon that hit the Philippines has caused crop losses worth $110 million and inflicted damage to the agriculture sector of more than twice that figure, preliminary estimates from the United Nati...

21 Nov 2013

Philippines typhoon crop damage worth $110 million: FAO

News / Food & Agriculture

Coffee is on a high

In recent days Arabica coffee beans – by far the most popular variety of coffee – have been fetching around US$2 a pound on the world market. That’s nearly double the price of a year ago. Several fact...

28 Apr 2014

Coffee is on a high

News / Transport

Mahindra Reva to launch Verito electric in Bhutan first

Mahindra Reva will start exporting its electric midsize sedan, Mahindra Verito Electric to Bhutan as early as September this year, even before the electric carmaker launches it in India as the company...

20 Feb 2014

Mahindra Reva to launch Verito electric in Bhutan first

News / Corporate Responsibility

Sustainability reporting made easy

Around the world, Excel spreadsheets are used by many businesses to organize their operations internally. But imagine the number of man hours needed to collect and input information on the amount of e...

8 Oct 2014

Sustainability reporting made easy

Press Releases / Messe Frankfurt (HK) Ltd

Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition: 1,300 exhibitors confirmed

The 19th edition of Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition is officially confirmed to take place from 9 – 12 June 2014, once again at the China Import and Export Fair Complex. The event, r...

26 May 2014

Guangzhou International Lighting Exhibition: 1,300 exhibitors confirmed

Press Releases / Fuji Electric Asia Pacific Pte. Ltd

Fuji Electric Announces the 7200BX Series Uninterruptible Power System (UPS) for Asia

Tokyo, April 24, 2013 - Fuji Electric Co., Ltd. (TSE:6504) announces the release of its 7200BX Series uninterruptible power system (UPS) equipped with Fuji Electric's own power semiconductor technolog...

7 May 2013

Fuji Electric Announces the 7200BX Series Uninterruptible Power System (UPS) for Asia

News / Carbon & Climate

Mangroves shielded Sagay islets’ residents

With monster winds, Supertyphoon “Yolanda” (international name: “Haiyan”) roared through the mangroves off Sagay City’s three islets of Molacaboc on Nov. 8, shearing branches and blowing them every wh...

2 Dec 2013

Mangroves shielded Sagay islets’ residents

News / Policy & Finance

New Zealand Greens see road to ruin in rivers of milk

New Zealand Prime Minister John Key sees milk and oil driving economic growth for years to come. The Green Party says he’s running a “pollution economy” that’s destroying the country’s clean-green bra...

8 Sep 2014

New Zealand Greens see road to ruin in rivers of milk

News / Transport

China announces greener petrol standard

China's Standardization Administration announced on Wednesday a stricter quality standard for petrol in an effort to bring down pollutant emissions from vehicles. The higher standard marks a step forw...

19 Dec 2013

China announces greener petrol standard

News / Energy

ACT plans vast expansion in renewable energy

The ACT government will vastly expand its commitment to solar, wind and other renewable energy projects, building on solar farms already in train near Tuggeranong, Uriarra and Mugga Lane. Environment ...

27 Feb 2014

ACT plans vast expansion in renewable energy